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In this case at least it was Microsofts fault

• thrw42A8N 2y ago
  No, it wasn't. This failure happened at the side of the user - their central policy configuration or so. Microsoft pushed the update correctly.
  • Brian_K_White 2y ago
    It sounds like the 3rd party tool did what MS told it to do.
    • thrw42A8N 2y ago
      Nope, my servers are just fine.
  • deleted 2y ago
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  • superb_dev 2y ago
    Did we read the same article? Microsoft labeled an update as "security updates" when it was in fact an upgrade to Windows Server 2025
    • lostmsu 2y ago
      Did they say they wouldn't? In the absence of Heimdall 2022 Server doesn't install it along with other security updates.
      • superb_dev 2y ago
        Wouldn't what? Also given other peoples experiences in this comment section, that doesn't seem to be true.
        • lostmsu 2y ago
          I can't find anyone without Heimdall who would claim it happened to them. For all we know this is 100% Heimdall bug.
• thro1 2y ago
  Yes. For automation software it's fully updated (not: upgraded) target system definition.